MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. MAY IX 1949
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Mill City
Richard Shepherd, »on of Bertha
Shepherd, is cook at the East-West
Side Cafe at Junction City, Oregon.
The Three Links club met at the
LUZIER'S
Fine Cosmetics and Perfumes
Gifts for Men and Womrn
50 Cents up
KAY COLBURN, Distributor
MUI City, Oregon
Studio 200 feet West of Furniture
Store
Telephone 2606 for appointment
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carter oi I
home of Mrs. Mel Robison on Tues
day evening.
Henry Bayless, principal of the
Mill City high school, has purchased
a lot from Mrs. Bertha Shepherd in
the Shepherd's tract.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ritter of West
port, Ore. are new residents of Mill
City arriving Sunday. Mrs. Ritter is
employed by the Inn Side Cafe as
general manager and cook.
Mrs. Ward Inglis of Stayton will
be in Mill City Tuesday afternoon, on
May 17 at 2 p. m. to demonstrate the
making of corsages at th« home of
Mrs. James Swan.
Members of the Mill City Garden
club, friends and anyone inteiested in
joining is invited.
Mr». Freres of Stayton will assist
Mrs. Inglis.
The early part of this week the
garden club members started clear
ing the highway grade above the
town and wiM soon plant flowers
•here. Assisting the ladies were Char
les Doleazel and Wilbur Meinert.
Glenn Ditto of Junction City, Ore.
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Ditto of Niagaia.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Smeenk of Port-
Land visited her parents, Mr, and
i Mrs. John Swan over the week-end.
La Grande, Ore. spent Mother’s Day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Morrison. They took a trip up the
canyon. Mr». Cart«- is remaining for
a short visit. Mr. Carter returned
on Tuesday.
Mr». Paul Cree solicited for the
respirator in Mill City. It was former
ly announced that Mrs. Lowell Cree
canvassed here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson accom
panied by her mother, Mm. Jennie
Thompson, spent Mothers Day at the
home of Mrs. Johnson’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Thmpson at Redmond. Their mother
will stay for a few days’ visit.
Mr and Mrs Claude Miller of Mill
City and Mr. and Mrs. Albie Fisher
and daughter Nina of Forest Grove
were Detroit visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovell are
the parents of a baby girl, born in
a Salem hospital Tuesday morning.
Stop in and See Our
SPECIALS
on
ALL TRAILER
HOMES
GEIGER
MOTOR CO.
Stayton Hardware
and
Furniture
STAYTON,OREGON
USED CARS
Bought - Consigned * Sold
JUST
1 Mile East of Gates
Near The Maples
Contractors
&
Builders
Martin s Self Service
Laundry
OPENED
t
Tracy Cox & Co
SALEM
See A. T. Barnhardt
at Silver Saddle
Phone 903
Forenoons: Trailer conrt
residents
LICENSED
GARBAGE
SERVICE
UTernoons: Public
$1 par month and up
Also serving Gates and Lyons
FOR YOUR
PLUMBING NEEDS
Open 7 days a week
I
CITY
MILL
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Phone 2102
LEONARD HERMAN
iruiiiiimituf
UHM
STAYTON
PLUMBING CO
OREGON. LTD.
UNION SHOP
ROBERT SKINNER. Proprietor
R«a. 428R
STAYTON
1C» not hard to learn to fly with
a competent instructor. DAVIS
.AIRPORT has engaged the «er
ti ice of Ted Galbraith, Silverton,
a licensed flying instructor, who
week. Check with Hymn Davin,
The Mill City Enterprise
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazek return
ed Monday from a pleasure trip to
Mil City, Oregon.
the coast and the Rogue River coun
Charle» Wolverton, Editor and Publisher
try.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walters and baby
Elsbeth Wolverton, Business Manager
daughter attended the crab festival
on the coast and visited her mother,
M second-class matter November 10, 1944 at the post office at Mill City,
Mrs. Charles Frank in Valley Junc
ander the Act of March 3, 1879.
tion over the week end.
enterprise classified advertising
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler were
Ads received by Wednesday noon will run in the regular classified section and
in Salem over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Moravec had those received later up to 10 a . m. Thursday will run in the “Too Late to Classify
dinner Sunday at the home of their
S<!&rors in advertising should be reported immediately. The Enterprise will ooi
son, Tony of Fem Ridge. In the late
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wol be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion
CLASSIFIED RATE
verton and family had strawberries
One insertion for 50c or three insertions for |LOO. Display advertising 40c inch
and cream with the Moravecs. The
Wolvertons had previously picnicked
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NATIONAL tDITORJAl
at Taylor’s Grove.
A S $ O C-IA 11 ON
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Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto, Mr.
^~r
and Mrs. Arey Podxabsky, Mr. and
a 11 o N
XCEtCJ
Mrs. Ed Goachie and Adelbert Allen
attended the Jolly Dancers at Scio
Arthur Kriever. Mrs. Lee Dike gave will also go clam digging. Carol Jane
Saturday.
Floyd Fleetwood left Wednesday a reading which she had given in will stay with the Wolvertons while
they are gone.
high school.
on a fishing trip at Suttle lake.
Bill Brockman waited three hours Blue grape hyacinths and white li Ardell Weebster and Frank Blazek
on the streets of Albany Saturday lacs formed the centerpiece on the went to Bald Ridge over the week
table with tall blue candles at the end to get some of the Websteis be
while his wife got a permanent.
longings which they were unable to
The Riders of the Santiam placed ends.
get out before because of the snows.
and
first in the obstacle race in the Salem
Refreshments of gelatin, cake
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Weston have
Horse Show at the Fairgrounds on coffee were served by the hostess
returned
to live. They have been
Saturday night. They received a assisted by Mrs. Louis Verbeck and
living on Waldport. Mrs. Weston is
bronze statue which will be kept by Mrs. Kriever.
the organization. Everett Linbeck
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazek plan again employed at Shirley’s Beauty
won the trophy foT them. Jim King to leave this week-end for Longview, Shop.
placed 3rd in the bareback bucking Washington to visit relatives. They
contest.
On Sunday five of the Santiam rid
ers placed 2nd in the stake bending
race.
Mrs. Frank JHazek, Carol Jane,
Mrs. Ardell Webster and her nephew,
and Pat Wolverton drove to the
coast and spent the week-end at Te-
lake. While there they had a short
I visit with Joy Johnson.
Mrs. Emet Graham gave a Mo
ther’s day tea at her home Friday
afternoon. The honored mothers were
Mrs. Stony Wells, Mrs. Otto Witt,
in MEHAMA
Mrs. John Trask, Mrs. John Plam-
beck, Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Mrs. R. L.
COMPLETE OVERHAl’L AND REPAIR. Bring your work tn us
Faust, Mrs. Arthur Kriever, Mrs.
for Better Operation. AU service guaranteed.
I Martin Hanson, Mrs. Belle Hawkins,
Mrs. Anton Moravec, Mrs. Lee Dike,
i Mrs. James Swan, Marlene Verbeck,
MARION and WILLIS LORING. Managers.
I and Wande Vandemeedr.
1 Each guest was presented with a
corsage which were made by Mrs.
CAPITAL
PARTS
ATTO
be at the airport daily each
City Tavern, for details.
L 1
per pkq.
Expert Workmanship
We Sell and Install
CRANE
HUMIING IQUIFMINT
per pt.
Santiam
Hardware
IMPLEMENT
COMPANY
I
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Stayton
ARMOUR’S
per glass
SWIFT'S
per lb.
KIDNEY BEANS. LIMA BEANS
RF.D BEANS
3 for
OTOE
CIGARETTES
fl —
V
McCuen’s
GENERAL STORE
Autos
Complete
OPEN S VITRDAYS
ANY POPI LAR BRXND
Per Carton
HILLTOP
Experienced
needs
s
OXYDOL. RIN SO. DUZ
Larga package
i
building
SWIFT'S ORIOLE
SLICED, per lb.
BACON
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suppl) of
.95
.43
.35
.39
.49
.23
.41
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POPULAR BRANDS
3 lb.
SALEM, OREGON
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TALL CANS
♦Delta Band Saws
•Delta Joiners
•Delta Table Saws
Delta Wood Mthes
Delco-Remy Shocks
Phone 3-9151
Liberty and
After hours 2-1593
Chemketa
Quality Repair Parts
DAVIS AIRPORT
y
GRADE ’A’
per lb.
L
Knotty pine paneling
Firtex
Sheet Rock
KELLY LUMBER ALES CO
Retail Division
Russell Kelly. Mgr
»■LL CITT ■ «
SPECIAL HOUSE CLEANING
We are selling these at cost or
dependable Used cars
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4596
•40 Chev. 2 rr.
:15O
•16 Pontiac, clean
•295
Chev. epe.
150
Chev 2 dr.
295
•37 Ford 2 dr.
'36 Olds
75
150
•35 Chev. 4 dr.
GOOD BUYS ON TRAILER
HOUSES
Stayton highway 1 mile West of
MILL CITY
MANUFACTURERS OF
TENTS, AWNINGS & CANVAS GOODS
Tents For Rent By The Month
TH. 3-479»
729 N. Libert;.
SALEM